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Run-up to the Budget: News

  •  Find out all about what makes up the Budget...
  •  Consensus mounts for small savings rate cuts
  •  'Budget to address privatisation, widen tax net'
  •  Sinha may have to do the tightrope walk on Budget
  •  Budget at 1100 IST on weekday for first time
  •  Cut in interest on savings will hit growth
  •  Electronics industry keeps its fingers crossed
  •  Real estate sector wants FDI into freehold land, but...
  •  Govt urged to present growth-oriented budget
  •  Budget dilemma: which way should duties head?
  •  Stock markets expect fresh inflows
  • CMs demand sops, more share in taxes
  • Government likely to hike duty on few farm items
  • Budget seen adding pressure on tobacco firms
  • FICCI urges investment-boosting budget
  • Budget to dig deep in the common man's pocket
  • 'Abolish distribution tax on dividend''
  • New taxes likely, 2% surcharge to continue
  • Budget to be presented at 1100 hrs on Feb 28
  • Government may hike rail fares by 2-10%
  • Reform budget seen, but may not be enough
  • Personal computer prices may go up
  • Implementation of VAT absolutely essential: CII
  • No new tax, housing to get major boost: Goa CM
  • Telecommunications firms urge duty cuts in budget
  • Auto firms want lower taxes to boost sales
  • Indian metal trade seeks tax cuts to up consumption
  • Tea traders seek tax cuts to build on gains
  • India may raise tax on high-end appliances
  • Govt may levy 5% service tax on ISPs
  • What to expect in Budget
  • PM hints at more taxes
  • Sinha tightlipped on fresh taxes after quake
  • Ficci moots reforms in personal taxation
  • Power stocks rise on budget reform hopes
  • 'New licences to boost MTNL income'
  • Chhattisgarh offers to buy into BALCO
  • Hefty rise in imports of cotton from China
  • Bank stocks up on rate cut, hope for more cuts
  • Indian industry cheers RBI's rate cuts
  • 'Bank PLRs, deposit rates won't be impacted'
  • SBI announces 50 basis point cut in PLR
  • Jalan mum on rate cut chances
  • Jalan foresees 6% GDP growth this fiscal
  • Andhra Pradesh hints at tough economic measures
  • 'Quake surcharge likely in budget'
  • Inflation seen rising in coming months
  • Textile industry opposes CII on import duty
  • Market bets on interest rate cut
  • Govt initiates anti-dumping probe against China
  • PM to address CMs on power reforms
  • Govt aims to ban sale of tobacco to teenagers
  • Copper product makers seek import duty cut
  • IPCL Baroda plant sale to be delayed
  • IJMA seeks levy of countervailing duty on Bangladesh
  • HFCL Infotel hunts for strategic partner
  • Economy bowed, not broken, by quake
  • CII meet on VAT to discuss sales tax reforms
  • India's economic growth to slow down to 6% this fiscal
  • Pharma industry seeks R&D tax breaks
  • 'Centre will protect domestic industry, but…'
  • Import tariffs to be further lowered: Sinha
  • Lifting of ban on Net telephony being mulled
  • CRR cut hinges on markets, says RBI
  • Pre-budget rally will ride on divestment
  • Reforms should be indigenous: Narasimha Rao
  • Goa imposes luxury tax on tobacco products
  • Telecom panel firm on limited mobility
  • VSNL to get more for early monopoly-end
  • VSNL reviewing cellular entry plans
  • Budget on Feb 28; Parliament session on Feb 19

 

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